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This page shows you how to remove one or more domains and/or subdomains from the configuration for project selection. Please refer to the sections below for step by step instructions:
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Please remember that Translation Domains functions as the parent node for all other domains. Each domain directly underneath it is considered to be a parent node (i.e. Translation Domains > Arts). Each subdomain under parent node is referred to as a child node (i.e. Arts > Architecture). |
Getting Started
To begin, first Access the Translation Domains Settings and then go to Settings > Translation Settings > Translation Domains, click on Configure, and then locate the translation domain or subdomain you want to remove from the system. Please remember that Translation Domains is the parent node to all other domains and each is a subdomain to that domain or a parent node to additional subdomains.
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You may have to collapse a few of the domains within the tree to easily locate and remove a domain (parent node) or subdomain (child node). |
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For this example we will be using the Marketing Translation Domain, which was part of the example shown on the Adding New Translation Domains page. The tree will appear as shown below when some of the available domains have been collapsed.
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Removing Individual Nodes
Within this configuration screen you are able to remove an individual node or an entire Translation Domain (see here). To remove an individual node from the tree, right click on its name and then choose Remove. In this example, the General Content node will be removed.
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The node will no longer appear within the tree. In this example, General Content was removed and now only the Forms node resides underneath Marketing > Web Pages.
Removing Parent Nodes
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